The steep cost to ride the train to New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium for the upcoming World Cup just got a little cheaper. New ...

May 7 (Reuters) - New Jersey lowered its round-trip fare to World Cup games at MetLife Stadium to $105 from $150 on Thursday, local media reported, after the original price drew criticism from FIFA.

The Sherrill administration said it had found sponsors and "non-taxpayer dollars" to cut the fare to $105 from $150.

NJ Transit plans to reduce round-trip train ticket prices for the World Cup by 30% after initially setting them at $150. Daily ticket prices to ride by train to the international soccer tournament ...

It will now be even cheaper to take the train to see the World Cup at Met Life Stadium in East Rutherford. Gov. Mikie Sherill announced that NJ Transit is lowering ticket prices from $105 to $98.

After considerable (and understandable) blowback from the initial price of a train ticket to MetLife Stadium for World Cup games, New Jersey Transit announced the cost of a ticket will be reduced by ...

Prices keep falling for a ride to the World Cup, with both New York and New Jersey announcing discounted tickets Wednesday after weeks of backlash against the high fares initially proposed for the ...

Getting to World Cup games at MetLife Stadium via train this summer will reportedly be a little cheaper than originally planned. After NJ Transit and the FIFA New York New Jersey Host Committee ...

With the first World Cup match set for June 13 at MetLife Stadium, only 4,000 train tickets had been sold for that game as of ...